The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-03
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADSTUFFS.

! 50 21(a3 IS; roller, 81 40, firm.
| HAY-Choice, from store, 75980c; car load
ftsm levee or depot, sig 5O9li; prime, from
store, 7Oo75c; car load from leves or depot,
9l2 50sl3; prairie, from store, SOC; car 10 I'D
from leyee or depot, IS.
BRANoFfom store, 81; from levee or
C0RN-From store, white, SIC; mixed,
SOC; from ieyee or depot. white, in bulk, 46s:
in sacss, 49c; mixed, in bulk, 42c; 10
OATS-From store, white, lOc; mixed, $50 (;
from levee or dopotwhite, in bulk, 35xc; in
sacks oo Shc; Mixed in bulk, Sic; in
FL0UR-From store. common, 50 25@s so.
family s36593 rs; choice. SO 1904; fancy,
q l5H Is extra fancy, "a 1904 60; patents,
BEANS@Navy, 81 $500; medium. 81 rs.
0ATMEAL-In halt barrels, s293 25 from
C CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, o. Is
l' aoM Si2Sfi AND GR1Ts-From store, $50
CRACKERS-soda, extra, 40; soda, treble
extra, 4%c; extra, 70; ginger snaps, extra.
5cE assorted jumbles. loo.
G., RFlcE-Lou'siana, 4z951Sc; carolina,61SS
HLIVERPoQL, June 2.-Wheat steady. de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
qu'st but steady, demand fair.
KANSAS. CITY, MO-, June Wheat
steady; No 2 red cash, Tic bid; August,
SIZE bid; Corn, steady; No.. 2, cash,
$3.50 bid. SS'zc asked. 0Sts-2S1Sc asked. "a
losar and ia:t n Corn msr AID 2W JS
oats ats, easier and quiet; Receipts-Flour.
bu; oats, 9,l00 bu; rye, i o bu. ShipnentsW
Flour, APO brls; co n, 1850 bu.
NEW YORK, June 2-Fiour reoeints. IT.
COS pkgs; exnorts, 4O0S br a SiT skS.
sales, l6 300 brls. Wheat receipts, 16i i'd
bu; exOorts, S2S,51O bu; sales, 800 001 bn
81, $50 Iu; exports, III. SS6 bu: aales. 900 00i
Blu futures and 1873 900 bu sUots. 0us re
ceipis, II 200 bu; expo.fs. 500 bu: sales.
GO, 900 Blu futures ana 1872 COO bu spots.
daDi doUi9' mp:' Svn ~ 52 ., sio IN good
60 en6So ~ s u; 90 mao e 20 q " 1o' aAA
~, sa ~ y soso ooi cn.tce % 2S
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dav. No . "a na |saSn 10 y" Sesttr
at sblE", juiv az s5s2. Tune, ctosel at
A oUI20' az 0IIs 'oIZsu, ciVsinG az oiIsci
h .st' sSISse1Z.c' Closing AZ o51ei sep
siaI%si o1I4yysoi14c, c,1 ing Nv 1s,aG' 9eto,
mat: NV nv ot2ss, hoiha oera
S7c Juns H s7c n jpH g7ms7 cfon, oiG
80. vumo, 3'ca July, 3i4,S9i1S, tio;ing az
ash oTiIa17st 81 u.i ~, Iu' s,eauy'
I psa E,4y|IZ4Gsi June, ~; July, re hid
dswand n,a;r;e a. nj nay noTe' s w sni goo
uWenla1ui prairie, 90 81 .s5m9tny's5 oOGlS5O;
dItii ouil ana over "a a. kIg5Sc. Oornmell
Am H-s ats 1s 40 ~ neos p o. odn
aots II noo "neat, io'VJv ou corn o'; pu;
Sh;nmantS snnS oariey, ivy % P o1
bn corr ~ o0S r oOVo % rna e az 'o,UUo
~, ooiu, .o,Vy 1no ~ oa1s' <o'VVU Du' rye
h"a S oaIiob, w ov -
as5i t%s,"oom e1s"anes nt hlgher; July, q
StsoGv' no,s ,b o;;1sS1,aso' NoFh oareiy
CHICAGO ILL., Is J aU0 9TH. h,.,,
worked July wheaI down from S6sSo to S6%c
wlthls the first rye minutes from the open
ing. Receipts were As cars Of winter and 1893 |
cars tspring wheat A MINI, apolis dis
l 'veries were large, aod that receivers look d |
for unusually tree receipts his month. II |
Chlcas0 would Il e storage room, the North |
west, they say would sh p 1000 cars OF wheat |
daily, Tho elevators have all practically |
lhut down on receiving wheat, and tnere sre
probably 100 cars sidvtracked about the city |
looking for resting place for the wheat they
have alb ard. Crop newe was Of an encour- l
aging teno-, and cables were not especial
y lnsplritlng. Afer the first hour, ia
Iargs share Of such strength asihere was 10
wheat lett me market, and p ices began
going ba x, July selling at S6hsdS6Nc by |
noon' A good deal OF the offerings came
non si,q9 90, nou ss. June wheat, viii h
IN ~ selling was stopped. Trade, however,
was principally in July. Yeste day 100000
bushels sold for NAV were settled pr.va ely
IN d,t 81 Ssii OF Ssi H. Louis account This
siderable extern, in July, but to what extent
here l" no means of showing After noon
he clique cut no figure in the market, for
h y were clearly unable to lift the ma-kat
int OF ih' deere SION s which surrounded t.
tair degree OF strenstn developed in he
Ifternoon session by ason of local ur-
bases and large sxports. July wheat
old from $3.50 10 $3.50. cl sing
. S69sc. Juse closed at S91sc.
n toe speculative market for
orn today Ethere was quite tive trading,
liberal bI'inesS being ira sacted by room
radSrs and on orders. Most of the scalp
ght, hut weather CONDITIONS and receipts
id uotA Ppear favorable for bail tut n, and
here was a ver rog 60 aersl desire to unload.